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Hearing God’s Voice & the Gift of Prophecy | Pr. Michael Miller | Presence Day 1 What does it mean to hear the voice of God, and what role does prophecy have in the life of a believer? In Presence Day 1 , Pr. Michael Miller explores the biblical purpose of the gifts of the Holy Spirit , with a particular focus on prophecy and learning to recognize God’s voice. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12–14,...

Get Up and Walk | Acts 9:32–43 In Acts 9, Peter encounters Aeneas, paralyzed for eight years, and Tabitha, who had died —two situations that seemed hopeless. But Jesus steps into both stories and brings healing, restoration, and new life. This message challenges us to stop settling, get up and walk in what God has called us to , and recognize that our testimony isn't only for us. God can use w...

From Religion to Relationship | Acts 9:9–19 It’s possible to be deeply religious and still not truly see Jesus. Using Saul’s encounter with Christ in Acts 9, Pastor Deepak Mathew explores the difference between religion and relationship. Saul believed he was serving God, yet his encounter with Jesus exposed his spiritual blindness. This message traces the theme of spiritual sight from Genesis to A...

Following Jesus is personal, but we were never meant to walk alone. In Acts 9, Saul’s life shows the power of godly community. From believers helping him escape danger to Barnabas standing beside him when others were afraid, God placed the right people around Saul at critical moments. This message challenges us to examine our circle. A godly squad doesn’t just agree with us—they encourage us, corr...

The Road to Damascus – Acts 9:1–9Saul was traveling to Damascus with one purpose: to arrest followers of Jesus. But before he reached the city, Jesus confronted him—and everything changed. In this episode, Pastor Curtis walks through Saul’s encounter with Christ in Acts 9 and four defining moments on his road to Damascus: he was confronted, called, converted, and commissioned. And while our encoun...

Divine Appointments – Acts 8:26–40 Some appointments are placed on our calendars. Others are orchestrated by God. In this episode, Pastor Cecil Mathew walks through Acts 8:26–40 and the divine appointment between Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch. Philip was experiencing incredible ministry in Samaria when God called him away from the crowd and onto a desert road. He didn't receive the entire pl...

Sister Sherin George shares a powerful message from Psalm 127 about the “arrows” God has placed in our hands. Our children, marriages, careers, relationships, resources, and responsibilities are blessings entrusted to us—but what are we meant to do with them? And what happens when fear, hesitation, or failure makes us afraid to release what God has given us? Through the imagery of a warrior, a bow...

Ricky shares his powerful testimony of growing up Hindu in Bangladesh and the journey that eventually led him to Jesus. Through childhood abuse, trauma, struggles with mental health, addiction, family challenges, and searching for fulfillment in different places, his story is one marked by pain—but also by redemption. What happened when Ricky began encountering Christianity for himself? This is a...

What's the Source of Your Power? | Acts 8:4–24 | Simon the Sorcerer & True Spiritual Authority Where does real spiritual power come from? In this message from Acts 8:4–24 , we contrast two very different people: Philip , a humble servant filled with the Holy Spirit, and Simon the Sorcerer , a man who desired spiritual power without true intimacy with God. As Philip proclaims Christ in Sama...

In Acts 8, the early church experiences intense persecution. Stephen has been martyred, believers are scattered, and Saul is determined to destroy the church. From every outward appearance, it seems like evil is winning. But God is writing a much bigger story. In this message, we explore how God used one of Christianity's greatest enemies to become one of its greatest missionaries, reminding u...

What kind of legacy are you leaving behind? In this Father's Day message, we journey through Acts 7 and the lives of the patriarchs— Abraham, Joseph, Moses, and David —to discover timeless principles for fathers, families, and every follower of Christ. God has never used perfect people. Throughout Scripture, He has worked through broken, imperfect men who trusted Him, surrendered to His callin...

What separates being interested in Jesus from being fully committed to Him? In this powerful message from Acts 6–7, we follow the life of Stephen, the first Christian martyr, whose unwavering faith challenges every believer to live with an eternal perspective. Stephen's life reminds us that God is looking for faithful servants—not just talented people. Though falsely accused, opposed, and ulti...

As the early church continued to grow, it faced an unexpected challenge—not persecution from outside, but conflict from within. In this message from Acts 6:1–7, we explore how the apostles responded with wisdom, prayer, and servant leadership, reminding us that healthy churches are not problem-free churches—they are churches that handle problems God's way. Discover how unity, humility, and sta...

For over a decade, Ariel battled alcohol addiction, living in a cycle of shame, brokenness, and hopelessness. After a near-death experience where she was found unconscious in freezing temperatures, she encountered the life-changing grace of Jesus Christ. In this powerful testimony, Ariel shares how God preserved her life, carried her through years of addiction, and ultimately set her free through...

What happens when everyone tells you to give up on your dream? In this powerful testimony, Caleb shares his journey from struggling academically—with multiple C's, withdrawals, a low GPA, and a disappointing MCAT score—to receiving 11 medical school interviews and multiple acceptances. Despite discouragement from advisors and years of self-doubt, Caleb experienced God's peace, remained fai...

You Make Me Brave | Pastor Cecil Mathew What do you do when opposition comes? How do you respond when challenges, criticism, and spiritual battles threaten to discourage you from fulfilling God's purpose? In this powerful message from Acts 5:17–42, Pastor Cecil Mathew reminds us that victory belongs to those who refuse to quit. As the early church faced persecution, imprisonment, and threats,...

From 18 Years of Bondage to Freedom in Christ In this episode, Annie shares a deeply personal testimony of God's transforming power. For nearly 18 years, she battled lust, pornography, shame, and spiritual torment, believing she would never be free. But through the mercy of God and the prayers of fellow believers, everything changed. Join us as we discuss: Childhood struggles and hidden battles Sh...

Everyone wants the power, miracles, and growth of the Book of Acts—but are we willing to embrace the purity and refinement that come with God's presence? In this message, we journey through the account of Ananias and Sapphira and discover that God's presence doesn't only empower His church—it purifies it. The Holy Spirit who fills and strengthens believers is also the Spirit who convic...

Your Response to Pressure | Acts 4:23–37 | Pastor Cecil MathewHow do you respond when pressure, opposition, fear, or uncertainty enters your life? In this message from Acts 4, we examine how the early church responded when they faced threats, persecution, and intense pressure. Instead of panicking, complaining, or retreating in fear, they gathered together in prayer, magnified God, sought boldness...

In Acts 4, Pastor Cecil Mathew unpacks the boldness of Peter and John as they stand before religious leaders after the healing of the man at the Beautiful Gate. This message explores the difference between religion and a Spirit-filled relationship with Christ, the power of the Holy Spirit in everyday life, and why believers must remain faithful when facing opposition. Discover how God uses ordinar...

The early church didn't grow because of programs—it grew because people were filled with the Holy Spirit and devoted themselves to God's Word, fellowship, prayer, and worship. In this study of Acts 2:40–47, we examine the characteristics of a healthy church, Peter's call to "save yourselves from this crooked generation," and why spiritual growth requires more than a one-time...

In this powerful message from Acts 2:14–41, Bishop Angel Marcial Jr. explores how the resurrection of Jesus and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit continue to transform believers today. Discover how resurrection power produces boldness, confirms Christ as Lord and Messiah, and calls every believer to respond through repentance, baptism, and Spirit-filled living. This message highlights the ongoing...

In this powerful message from the “Journey of Acts” series, Pastor Cecil Mathew walks through Acts chapter 2 and the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The sermon centers around one key question: “Are you open?” — open to God’s timing, God’s power, and the work of the Holy Spirit in your life. The message begins by highlighting how the disciples waited faithfully for the promise Jesus gave th...

A powerful and deeply practical message from the “Journey Through Acts” series, centered on Acts 1:15–26, exploring how believers can discern the will of God during seasons of uncertainty, transition, and major life decisions. The sermon walks through the moment after Jesus’ ascension when the disciples were waiting in Jerusalem, facing the loss of Judas and the uncertainty of what would come next...

In this powerful sermon from the book of Acts, Pastor Sunil Paulose calls believers to awaken spiritually and prepare for the return of Jesus Christ. Beginning in Acts 1:9–11, the message focuses on Jesus’ ascension into heaven and the promise that He will one day return in the same way. Pastor Sunil describes the awe of the disciples as they watched Jesus ascend into the clouds, while also remind...